A Romanian Won the 100 Km Ultramaraton in Antarctica. She Also Set a New Record
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Maria Danilă, a climber from Romania, won the 100 km race in the Antarctic Ice Ultra 2026 race, held on the frozen continent. Sportiva finished the race in 13 hours, 34 minutes and 8 seconds, becoming the winner of the general standings and setting a new women's record of the race.
Maria Danilă has won the 100 km ultramaraton from Antarctica, becoming a general champion and setting a new women's record. Mountaineer, climber and climber on the rock, the athlete is also the first woman in Romania who has stepped on K2, completing the list of the highest peaks in the climbing world! Article A Romanian has won the 100 km ultramaraton from Antarctica. She has set and a new record appears first in Romania TV.
Maria Danilă won the 100-kilometre ultramaraton in Antarctica. Romanian mountaineer became a general champion and reached a new women's record after finishing the race at 13:34:08, with an hour, 57 minutes and 2 seconds faster than the previous record.
Alpinista Maria Danilă won the 100-kilometre challenge at Antarctic Ice Ultra 2026 and set a new women's record for the competition.
Romanian mountaineer Maria Dănilla won the 100-kilometre race in Antarctic Ice Ultra 2026, finishing the race in 13 hours, 34 minutes and 8 seconds. Sportiva took first place in the general standings and set a new women's record. Romania improved the test record by almost two hours, [...]
Maria Danilă won, on Monday, the 100-kilometre ultramaraton from Antarctic Ice Ultra 2026, held in Antarctica, becoming a general champion and setting a new women's record, with the time of 13:34:08, nearly two hours faster than the previous record. Maria Danilă won the 100-km ultramaraton from Antarctica and dropped the [...]
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